Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Powered Voice-Activated Personal Assistant (video) Geeky gadgets If you enjoy developing projects using the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC you might find this Raspberry Pi powered voice-activated personal assistant interesting, that has been created by Instructables user Janw.
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Geeky gadgets Turn A Raspberry Pi Into A Voice-Activated Personal Assistant Lifehacker Australia While computer powered personal assistants haven't really come into their own yet, that doesn't mean they're not useful. The Raspberry Pi happens to work great as an assistant, and Instructables user janw shows off how to convert an old intercom system …
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Turn a Raspberry Pi Into a Voice-Activated Personal Assistant Lifehacker While computer powered personal assistants haven't really come into their own yet, that doesn't mean they're not useful. The Raspberry Pi happens to work great as an assistant, and Instructables user janw shows off how to convert an old intercom system ..
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Raspberry Pi Personal Cloud arkOS Reaches Funding Milestone With Big Support Hot Hardware The Raspberry Pi can be used for all sorts of applications, including sweet mini desktop builds, and it can also be used as a personal cloud server with arkOS. The arkOS project has been crowdsourcing funds, and it has already pushed past its $45,000 …
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Technabob Powerful Spying Tool Based on Raspberry Pi : Personal Security Agency Technabob O'Connor built the F-BOMB using the popular Raspberry Pi microcomputer and added a Wi-Fi sensor to the device.
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Powerful Spying Tool Based on Raspberry Pi : Personal Security Agency Technabob (blog) O'Connor built the F-BOMB using the popular Raspberry Pi microcomputer and added a Wi-Fi sensor to the device. The cost? $57 (USD).
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Liz: We’ve had some really interesting conversations this year with visually impaired users of the Raspberry Pi. Accessibility on the Pi is something the community’s been working on since we launched; Michael Ray started a Raspberry-vi (vi stands for visually impaired) mailing list which has been running for a while now, and the group behind it has made some serious advancements in accessibility on the Pi. Jason Miller mailed me to let me know he had Emacs/Emacspeak working, and stable
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Australian Personal Computer Raspberry Pi 512MB review Australian Personal Computer By the time you go from the original stock 700MHz/256MB Raspberry Pi with the Debian Squeeze OS to an overclocked 1GHz/512MB version with floating point Debian Wheezy, you're getting a bench tested performance boost of approximately 39% — not a …
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Australian Personal Computer Create a Raspberry Pi boot SD card Australian Personal Computer Select the .IMG file from the unzipped Raspbian download, choose the drive letter for your SD card and click 'Write'. Once it's complete, you can plug the card into your Raspberry Pi , boot up and follow the prompts. (The initial boot will expand the …
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The Monday Morning Three-Minute-Hate is a time to remember all those things that make life worse, Once you’ve got through poverty, war and injustice, and the way the alarm clock makes you feel, you’re likely to start to dwell on other stuff.
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